Historic 108-ft Tricolour Flies High in Mizoram
Mizoram Governor VK Singh hoisted a 108-ft national flag at the Assam Rifles base in Aizawl, marking a historic moment for the state. The event emphasized unity and patriotism, featuring speeches from local leaders and the Flag Foundation of India's chairman, Naveen Jindal.
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Mizoram Governor VK Singh made history by unfurling a monumental national flag at the Assam Rifles base in Zokhawsang, Aizawl.
The 108-ft flagpole stands as the tallest in the state, signifying a moment of historic importance, according to Singh. The event, held on Christmas Eve, symbolizes harmony and unity.
Home Minister K Sapdanga highlighted the Tricolour's role in uniting the nation and commemorating India's freedom struggle. The event witnessed participation from senior officials, ex-servicemen, locals, and schoolchildren, with a video message from Flag Foundation of India chairman Naveen Jindal.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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